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New Journals available in the Library

Seminars in ophthalmology, available from v.20 no.1 (2005 Jan-Mar.)

Diabetes and vascular disease research, available from v.3 no.1 (2006 May) -

Journal of clinical hypertension, available from v.9 no.1 (2007 Jan.) -

Christmas Closing

The Medical Library will close for the Christmas period at 12.30pm, Monday 24th December 2007.

Normal library service will resume at 8.00am on Wednesday 2nd January 2008.

ejournals@cambridge links in Google Scholar

As part of the upgraded ejournals@cambridge service, we have recently introduced a new feature for users of Google Scholar. When viewing search results in Google Scholar, ejournals@cambridge links can now be displayed that link to Cambridge appropriate full text ejournal holdings.

Users accessing Google scholar from a machine on the Cambridge domain should see these links automatically. Those working from outside of the domain will have to set their link preferences in Google Scholar. To do this:

• Go to the initial Google Scholar search screen
• Click on the preferences link by the search box.
• Follow the instructions under 'library links' and search for ejournals@cambridge.
• A list of linking options should now appear
• Select ejournals@cambridge and save your selection

Similar links have been activated in other abstract and index database platforms subscribed to by Cambridge University Library, including Cambridge Scientific Abstracts, Ovid and ISI Web of Science / Knowledge.

More information on ejournals@cambridge linking can be found on the help pages.

Our new http://sfx7.exlibrisgroup.com/cambridge/azA-Z list is also available for preview.

Central Science Library review questionnaire

The University Library Syndicate has appointed a review group to undertake a feasibility study on the the future of the Central Science Library (CSL) services and building.
In order to help the review group be better informed about the type of library service required by academic colleagues, post-graduates and under-graduates, and to plan for future services, you are invited to complete a questionnaire, which should take no longer than 5 minutes to complete.
Please note that you will require a Raven password to complete this questionnaire which will be available until Friday 30 November 2007.

Professor John Bell
Chair, CSL Review Group

New Journals in the Medical Library

British Journal of Anaesthetic and Recovery Nursing v.5 no.1 (2004)-

Chronic respiratory disease v.4 no.1 (2007)-

Cardiovascular drug reviews v.24 no.1 (2006)-

International journal of stroke v.1 no.1 (2006 Feb)

International journal of evidence-based healthcare v.5 no.1 (2007)-

MIDIRS Midwifery Digest v.16 no.1 (2006 March)-